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120/5A Jubilee Mawatha
Mirihana · Colombo
Sri Lanka · 10250

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The Catalogue

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Bowl114
Cake Platter1
Candle Holder35
Chip And Dip2
Clay1
Coasters10
Cutlery Holder4
Dip Bowl20
Jar5
Jug2
Mug65
Pet Bowls3
Plant Holder2
Plate100
Platter28
Pottery2
Soap Holder3
Spoon Rest6
Thaachiya15
Toast Plates4
Trinket Plate22
Vase7

Board Games8
Christmas Decorations9
House Number12
Kitchen Amenities6
Memorabilia24
Wall Decorations37

Apple Green18
Beige16
Black18
Cobalt75
Coral1
Dark Green31
Light Blue31
Light Green28
Lilac4
Orange9
Pink10
Purple2
Red55
Sage26
Turquoise13
White108
Yellow8

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Spoon Rest · 6 pieces across the catalogue

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Trio of ceramic spoon rests with lace patterns, glazed in deep cobalt and green, holding a wooden spoon.

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Brown glazed ceramic spoon rest featuring a textured plate and a matching handmade spoon on a dark wood table.

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Four black and white speckled ceramic spoon rests with assorted spoons on a rustic wooden surface.

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Three light green ceramic wall holders with embossed floral patterns arranged on rustic wooden stairs.

LampsView volume

Three circular ceramic spoon rests with lace textures in deep blue and green glazes on a gray surface.

CrochetView volume

Collection of black and white ceramic dishes and a cup featuring small ball-shaped accents on the rims.

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